We offer Linux-VServers in different flavours to our customers. The product range starts with the Sandbox Private for residential customers up to the Sandbox Pro for business customers with high expectations. We have a set of new products in the queue which have a strong focus for the small and medium business companies as for an example a centralised DMS. Many services are based on the Linux-vServer technology.

Digital Evolution is the largest wargaming-site on the net, content-wise.

We use vserver for all wargames (more than a dozen right now) and all other services as well.

The stability, ease of use and performance is unrivaled, migrating our servers to vserver is most definately one of the best decisions we've ever made. It happily serves all people (who, after all, try to break our security) logged in on our shellbased wargames and shells out hunderedes of thousands connections to other services each day.

Offering PBVSC PHP Based Interface to administrate the vservers - PBVSC is back!

Running since Nov. 2003 stable (Various versions, first we started with vs1.0 now we have 1.22 and kernel 2.4.24 running stable)

We use VServer too as an alternative between the shared webhosting and serverhousing or rent dedicated server. Customers need a flexible and stable server surroundings and vserver from this projekt is the best we seen out there. Support and community plays hand in hand, not as any commercial products out there. Any other system servers are now in his own vserver on only one big server and it works great. Lower costs on server and therefore lower IT costing. Our IT leader and IT employee in private surroundings, test and use vserver with enthusiasm ;)

PlanetLab nodes support both short-term experiments and long-running network services.

To date, more than 200 research projects at top academic institutions have used PlanetLab to experiment with such diverse topics as distributed storage, network mapping, peer-to-peer systems, distributed hash tables, and distributed query processing. See http://www.planet-lab.org/ for more details.